Popular vote to crown Queen Titania at Asbury Park parade
Asbury Park on August 20. Miss Lillian T. Sexton, 18, brunette with hazel eyes, is named Queen Titania X. of the Asbury Park Baby Parade Carnival. For the first time in 20 years voters can determine winners. a $1,200 automobile titled The People’s Prize may go to the parade entrant chosen by popular vote. Voting boxes will be placed around the stadium and ballots stamped by coupons from event tickets. Additional awards include a Shetland pony and a $100 division prize, with multiple events running August 30 to September 2.
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Asbury Park
Lillian T. Sexton
Coleman House
Titania X
Carnival Commission
Ben Greet
Pryor
Fall of Biplane Ends In Instant Death In Big Air Race
Rome August 20 Lieut Cavaliere Vivaldi a noted military aviator was instantly killed during a Sinile flight from Civitavecchia to Rome He was the fourteenth aeroplane death in a year The Farman biplane wrecked beyond recognition after swerving and dropping a thousand feet Lieut Ray the Italian Army corps was his competitor for the time record Moissant resumed and stopped flight in London after starting from Rainham at 6 15 this morning for the Paris London leg but had to descend three miles due to faulty mechanism He plans to continue after repairs
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Rome
Cavaliere Vivaldi
Civitavecchia
Vivaldi
Lieut
Ray
Farman
Philadelphia Man Loses Feet In Freight Train Mishap
Charles Taylor of Philadelphia, 30, slipped while boarding freight No. 186 at Freehold and fell under the Jersey City produce train. Both feet were crushed. left foot to be amputated. He was treated at the Kar aghousian rug mill and moved to Monmouth Memorial Hospital via Red Bank and a special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Freehold
Charles Taylor
Jersey City
James Breslin
Taylor
Long Branch Hospital
Red Bank
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Mayor Gaynor Improves and May Sit Up This Afternoon
Hoboken reports Mayor Gaynor is much improved with attending surgeons saying he may leave bed to sit up in a steamer chair for a short period this afternoon. In Farmingdale, a preventorium building plan requires 300000 bricks and is likely to start soon under Howard Applegate. Homer Davenport leases Gideon Daly farm in Holmdel to raise Morgan and Arabian horses, breed pheasants, and poultry, buying some horses from Arabian natives.
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Hoboken
Gaynor
Holmdel
Homer Davenport
Gideon & Daly
Arabia
Red Bank Store Decks South Windows With National Colors
Joseph Salz of Red Bank decorates the Broad street store windows with the national colors. Over a hundred of the cups to be given as premiums at the Monmouth County Fair will be displayed in the window. Elberon Memorial Church service on August 8 led by Rev. Clelland B. McAfee includes full musical selections by the choir directed by Robert Gaylor. Members include Marie Stoddard Gaylor, Mary Jordan FitzGibbon, John Young, Grant Odell, Charles Schuetze, Maurice Milcke. McAfee to preach both services. Also notes Sabbath school at three. Sickly and Weakly Persons ad for Speer Port Grape Wine and Sherry. Iroquois bake notice: children under 10 with parents pay $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Salz
Red Bank
Broad Street
Elberon Memorial Church
Clelland B. McAfee
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Robert Gaylor
Marie Stoddard Gaylor
Mary Jordan Fitz Gibbon
John Young
Grant Odell
Charles Schuetze
Maurice Milcke
McAfee
Mamie Payne jailed again after hospital stay
Mamie Payne alias Chipple, a Black woman once stabbed by her husband, is back in county jail awaiting potential permanent incarceration if her behavior does not improve. She asked to leave town and will stop over in Freehold for ninety days before continuing.
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Mamie Payne
Chipple
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Mamie
West
City Hall
Freehold
Michael Conklin
Broadway
Edwards
van Doren
Daly and Woolley Win Endorsements From City Democrats
City Democratic Executive Committee met at City Hall with full representation and strong enthusiasm for city county and state race prospects. B Drummond Woolley of the Fourth Ward won unanimous Assembly nomination support after two terms. John Daly, candidate for county commissioner two years ago, again seeks nomination with city committee backing. No other names were endorsed. next meeting set for Wednesday to discuss further candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Democratic Executive Committee
B. Drummond Woolley
Assembly
John Daly
Daly
New York and Long Branch Railroad
Republican Executive Committee
Red Ban
Samuel Sabath
Thomas Hubbard
Alexander Russell
Charles Root
Red Bank
Mr. Sabath
William Otterson
John T. Tetley
O. E. Davis
Frank Manson
Charles B. Parsons
Council
Mrs W Molea sails to Naples for health relief
Mrs W Molea wife of the Westwood Hotel proprietor departed for Naples Italy seeking health relief. The voyage and new environment are hoped to improve her condition with plans to stay about three months or longer. Friends will accompany her to New York and attend her departure at the dock. Also notices on fall dress goods and Mason fruit jars appear in the ad sections.
Carnival finances show four day total of four thousand two hundred
A Monmouth County gathering of carnival leaders reviewed the four day event expenses totaling 4200 dollars with labor and material costs exceeding 1500 dollars for grand stand and boxes. The Board of Trade promised a report next Monday while discussions included returning lumber value and balancing accounts.
Prizes Galore For Red Bank Parade At County Fair
Preparations for the mammoth baby parade at the Monmouth County Agricultural Fair in Red Bank on September 7 promise a new record in Monmouth county. The event features five classes judged separately, free entries for children, and admission fees for attending adults. The first class targets white children aged 12 to 23 months with four special awards including a ten dollar gold piece from Sigmund Eisner and five dollar awards from Miss Mary R. Haskell and Richard Deeves for other prizes.
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Monmouth County
Red Bank
Sigmund Eisner
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey fall weekend
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts the thirty six hours ending Sunday at 6 p m New Jersey fall tonight and Sunday with light northeasterly winds shifting to southerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
P.m
New Jersey
Fishermen Find Frisco Man's Body in the Bay
Two Highlands fishermen found a decomposed male corpse floating near Sandy Hook Bay and towed it to Atlantic Highlands. Coroner John Sickles arrived to inspect the remains, noting the man likely around 60, about 6 feet 8 inches tall, with a blue serge suit and new shoes. Contents included a gold watch, $1.20, Swiss coins, photos, letters, and San Francisco postmarked items. Naturalization papers read Juan V. Klanitza, awaiting verification to identify the deceased. Undertakers Amzi M. Posten & Sons took charge. an anchor tattoo is a distinguishing mark.
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Sandy Hook Bay
Chas, Valentine
Clodius Fiderekmos
Highlands
Atlantic Highlands
John Sickles
Navesink
San Francisco
Juan V. Klanitza
Amzi M. Posten & Sons
Hands Off Dog Catcher Edict Sparks Local Fray in Red Bank
Italian store keeper A Nicoletti was fined 15 after a confrontation with dog catcher Emmett Lacey over his dog Beassie. Lacey reportedly kicked the dog and tied a rope around its neck, prompting charges and a warning from Recorder James H Sickles. The incident occurred near Nicoletti’s Monmouth Street shop, with bystanders recounting the altercation and a later dispute over dog release money. Baby Parade notes follow, including a blue rib bon for Baby Hubbard in pony cart division and subsequent prize adjustments.
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A. Nicoletti
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Emmett Lacey
Rcorder
James H. Sickles
Nicoletti
Beassie
Lacey
Record
Recorder
Sickles
Shore Dinner Hosts Mr and Mrs Mason at Port au Peck
Mr and Mrs H Edgar Mason of Long Branch entertained a group of friends at a shore dinner at Port au Peck last night. The party included Mr and Mrs Charles A Wimpfheimer Judge and Mr Wilbur A Helsley Mrs J M Van Note Mr and Mrs J A Woolley Mr and Mrs B C Anderson Dr and Mrs H E Shaw Mrs Isaac Mason Mrs Howard Pyle Miss Pyle and Mr and Mrs C G Van Note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Edgar Mason
Long Branch
Port Au Peck
Charles A. Wimpfheimer
Wilbur A. Helsley
J. M. van Note
J. A. Woolley
B. C. Anderson
H. E. Shaw
Isaac Mason
Howard Pyle
Tennessee Visitors Here At Dudley Street Summer Bungalow
For several days Mr and Mrs W W Simpson hosted cousins Margaret and Daisy Simpson and Miss Cora Hagar from Nashville Tennessee at their summer bungalow on Dudley street. Miss Margaret Simpson is a reputed newspaper woman connected with The Banner, the leading daily paper of her home city.
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W. W. Simpson
Dudley Street
Margaret and
Daisy Simpson
Cora Hagar
Nashville, Tenn
Margaret Simpson
The
Banner
Simpson Church Notes Sunday services and topics
Simpson Church holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. and two morning and evening sermons by Rev. Alfonso Dare at 10 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. The morning topic is The Effect of the Holy Spirit on the Church and the evening topic is Coming to Jesus. Epworth League devotional service is at 7 p.m.
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Alfonso Dare
Jesus
Epworth League
Goods Return Home From European Trip
Park Commissioner and Mrs Brent Good of Morris Avenue returned to Long Branch by the Adriatic of the White Star line, arriving at noon after a two day delay caused by a stokers strike at Southampton. Mr Good, in good health, had visited Carlsbad Germany for a beneficial treatment course and kept in touch with the Record during his travels.
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Brent
Good
Morris Avenue
Europe
Long Branch
Adriatic
White Star Line
Southampton
Carlsbad
Germany
Lively vote fight for carnival queen in Highlands
The Highlands carnival contest for queen heats up as votes tighten among Madeline Levy Milas Irene McGuire and Kitty Bock with 849 718 and 664 votes respectively. Local hotels boat owners and cottagers boost decorations while plans for a dozen auto events promise strong prizes and yearly feature.
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Highlands
Madeline Levy
George Levy
New York
Milas Irene McGuire
McGuire House
Kitty Bock
Mildred Gardner
Mise Va Rosenbaum
Katherine Lynch
W. P. Landis
Badle Hand
Teresa Wright
T Town
Cara
Highlands Property Sold Sees Liming Transfer to Kiefdorff Newark
Job Liming of Highlands has disposed of two lots and two houses on the Frederick Kiefdref dorf property in Newark for about 4 000 dollars. The Fifthacre site will undergo sewer changes and become the new owner's permanent home. Liming plans to build a new residence in another borough section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Liming
Highlands
Frederick Kiefdrdorf
Newark
Mr. Liming
Chauffeur Fined for Reckless Driving in Brighton Avenue
A Brighton Avenue incident last night led to a chauffeur named Dodd being fined 12 dollars plus costs after Edward Jacobs reported he drove recklessly. Jacobs paid 10 dollars for his appearance. the driver claimed he was test driving a car and the vehicle exceeded his intent. The court noted speeding fines do not enrich the city, with funds directed to the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Avenue
Eto
Edward Jacobs
Dodd
Arreg Jacobs
Recorde van Doren
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
North Shore Development Company opens Long Branch office
The North Shore Development Company of New York City opens a Long Branch branch at Postores Bullring under manager H L Jordan. It holds the largest private real estate holdings in the Shoreham Heights Park area near Shoreham with plans to offer very low prices and easy terms to attract buyers while warning investors to verify the property's value and the company’s ability to sell. The article notes prominent executives, including Thomas H. with Broadway address, tied to The National Underwriting Company, and ends with an ad for Jacob Steinbach’s men’s suits featuring $18 to $22 suits for $10.
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North Shore Development Company
New York City
Postores
Long Branch
H. L. Jordan
Individu
Heauty North Shore
Long Island
Ita
Shoreham Heigh Park
Shoreham
Alte
North Shore
Shoreham Heights Park
N Shore Development Cad Stantial
Intel
Thomas H.iemore
Broadway
National Underwritiing Pany
Chartecteer Swell Name for Chicken at Trunt 723 Broadway
A quirky note suggests Chartecteer as a playful moniker for a chicken but warns against using the belt phrase Trunt at the Broadway address 723. The remark blends humor with a casual street corner vibe and references a specific location.
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Broadway
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West End
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Speer
Jos. Hirschfeld & Son
Woolley
Italy
Jacob Steinbach
Mason
Chester M. Truax
John Hubbard Parker
Monmouth Road
G. M. L. Sachs
Henry Solomon
Brent Good
Sachs
Board of Trade
Carnival Fund
Amusement Committee
Jetty Parker
George Hardy
That Place
George Gorman
Heast View
M. E
Monmouth M. E. Home
Ocean Grove
John H. Parker
West Long Branch
William H. Walsh
Weather Bureau Forecast
Red Bank Republican Committee
Red Bank Recorder
Baby Parade
Baby Hubbard
the Elks
Parker
A. Hower
Sexton Bros
L. B. Ibsdéwtt
Port-au-Peck
Tennessee
Chester M. Trias
Levy
McGuire
Highlands Property
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